55 Ian Road

Fully redesigned across three levels and featured in Home Beautiful, this four-bedroom, three-bathroom home sits on approximately 1,140 sqm backing directly onto Sheoak Creek the source of the birdlife, the bush canopy, and the complete privacy that defines the property from the rear. A considered design scheme runs from the kitchen to the laundry without losing its nerve: vertical-groove cabinetry, brushed brass hardware, and Zellige tilework aren't accent details here, they're the whole thread. The result is a home that reads as coherent, confident, and genuinely finished. The main living level sits above the entry, where the kitchen, dining and family room open directly to a generous covered balcony deck with timber decking and glass balustrades. The view from up here is full canopy eucalypts over Sheoak Creek, birds, and sky. The kitchen is the centrepiece: a large island bench with stone benchtops and seating for four, double ovens, induction and gas cooktop, integrated dishwasher, all behind floor-to-ceiling joinery with brass pulls and under-cabinet lighting. The family room at 7.5 x 5.0m is genuinely generous. A built-in study nook sits off the main living area full-width timber desktop, storage cabinetry, and bench seat, designed for two people working from home without negotiating desk space. The entry level holds the master bedroom, a second guest bedroom, and the three-car garaging. The master ensuite is the home's most extraordinary room: floor-to-ceiling teal Zellige tiles, a freestanding soaking tub with brass fixtures, walk-in rain shower, double sage concrete vessel basins on a floating timber and rattan vanity with under-lit base, and brass wall sconces. It photographs like a five-star resort and feels like one. The entry-level guest bathroom carries the same tile language teal Zellige, brass tapware so guests aren't an afterthought. The lower level adds two further bedrooms with built-in robes, a shared bathroom, a storage room (or future cellar), and a second covered terrace looking directly into the creek canopy. The laundry down here earns its own mention: duck-egg blue Zellige splashback, brushed brass tapware and clothes rail, stone benchtops, full cabinetry. Wool-blend carpet in the bedrooms, hardwood timber floors throughout the living areas, ducted heating and reverse-cycle air conditioning throughout. Solar panels, a water tank for garden irrigation, veggie patches, and low-maintenance landscaping. Secure three-car garaging with serious storage. Minutes from Mount Martha Village, the beach, and Provincia.